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Italy's Mystery Mountains DVD

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Item #: WB6142
Italy's Mystery Mountains Italy's Mystery Mountains explores the fascinating geologic story of Italy, the land known for its fabulous art, fantastic food, opera, the dolce vita, and so much more. What's less known about Italy is the diversity and turbulence of the geology behind all of this abundance: the continuously erupting volcanoes, the violent earthquakes, the clash of mighty tectonic ... More
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Italy's Mystery Mountains

Italy's Mystery Mountains explores the fascinating geologic story of Italy, the land known for its fabulous art, fantastic food, opera, the dolce vita, and so much more. What's less known about Italy is the diversity and turbulence of the geology behind all of this abundance: the continuously erupting volcanoes, the violent earthquakes, the clash of mighty tectonic plates, and the rising of the mountains from which Michelangelo sourced his famous marbles.

Producer: Doug Prose, Diane Lamacchia
Production Year: 2014
Director: Diane Lamacchia, Doug Prose
Narrator: Dianne Nicolini
Discs: 1
Subtitles: Y
Subtitle Language: English (SDH)
DVI: Y
Audio Format: Stereo
Aspect Ratio: 16x9 Widescreen

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Fossil C.
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5.0 star rating
07/17/20
How Italy was formed
Review by Fossil C. on 07/17/20 review stating How Italy was formed
This DVD shows the different types of rock in Italy such as Marble and Dolomite. It shows where Michelangelo got his marble for statues. It discusses the microplates colliding and subducting, causing various ranges to rise. Plus this activity feeds the energy of volcanoes: Aetna and Vesuvius. It shows the scientific method used to figure out the formation of different mountain ranges. Plus it has great scenery.

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Fossil C. reviewed Italy's Mystery Mountains DVD
5 star rating
How Italy was formed
Review by Fossil C. review stating How Italy was formed
This DVD shows the different types of rock in Italy such as Marble and Dolomite. It shows where Michelangelo got his marble for statues. It discusses the microplates colliding and subducting, causing various ranges to rise. Plus this activity feeds the energy of volcanoes: Aetna and Vesuvius. It shows the scientific method used to figure out the formation of different mountain ranges. Plus it has great scenery.

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